Evaluating Commercial Cleaners

August 2, 2017 by Admin

Many business and office premises looking to hire commercial cleaners often choose the first company they come across without a care in the world about their level of experience, the qualifications they have, and the quality of service they offer, customer retention and so on. However, such business and companies learn the hard way once the hired commercial cleaners don’t meet their minimum standards or when they stop showing up for work all of a sudden.

To avoid such high levels of inconveniences, you should learn the best way to evaluate commercial cleaners so you can get a company that you can fully depend on, trust do the job as expected without having to worry about security issues.

The first thing you need to do is the exact job that you want to be done in your premise taking note of the regular cleaning jobs and the areas that are going to require periodic cleaning such as once in two weeks, once a month and so on.

Next, take the potential cleaners on a tour of your premise so they can give you a quote and a rough idea of what they would be doing should they get the job. This works for both you and the commercial cleaning company as they are going to know exactly what is expected of them and this is a good chance to build a great rapport with the commercial cleaning company.

Surprisingly, not many companies do this and this is why most of them get disappointed after already procuring the service. Another reason why this is important is because could require specialty services for example if you have hardwood floors. If a commercial cleaning company is not able to provide this service, you are going to be aware before hiring them. You don’t want to pay a service that you are not going to get or the company, not wanting to lose a cleaning job can go ahead but also ruin your expensive floors in the process.

You should also do some digging around on the internet to find reviews for the cleaners you are interested in. getting no review doesn’t necessarily mean that the company is a hoax. You can request for past referrals who they have worked with. A company that has nothing to hide will be more than willing to share this information with you. On the other hand, a company that is adamant about giving you this info is a sure sign of a red flag and you should avoid it at all costs.